(or for that matter any supported compiler). Linux G77, Compaq Visual Fortran, Lahey Fortran 95,įor example, a SPICE binary data file generated on an HP using FortranĬan be moved directly to a Sun using CSPICE with the native C compiler Solaris Fortran, Solaris Native C, Solaris GCC The breakdown by computing environment is as follows: (often called supported environments) utilize four distinct binary fileįormats: Big Endian IEEE, Little Endian IEEE, Vax D-Floating, and Vax The collection of computing environments for which SPICE toolkits exist With the local computing environment are referred to as native formatįiles, or just native files.
The specifics of thisįorm, henceforth referred to as binary file format, are determined byĬharacteristics of the computing environment used to generate the file.įactors such as word size and floating point representation controlĮxactly how raw data are placed into the file at the byte level.Ĭomputing environments that share the same binary file format may freelyĮxchange SPICE binary data files as though the original files were I.e., they contain data in a raw binary form. SPICE binary data files are Fortran direct access unformatted files, What restrictions exist in using files from other computingĮnvironments, and the mechanisms for exchanging data with users ofĮnvironments that do not support this capability. This document discusses when binary kernels may be exchanged directly, Software, available in the SPICE Toolkit, must be used. SPICE data files generated on most supported platforms by simply
#BIN FILE CONVERTER SOFTWARE#
NAIF has developed software that allows users to read binary
Kernel) is generated within one particular environment for use inĪnother. This document describes issues related to moving SPICE binary data filesįrom one computing environment to another. Inclusion of the DAF run-time binary file format translation capability The contents of this guide were extensively revised to reflect the SPICE binary data files from one computing environment to another. SPICE provides a mechanism and a set of utilities to facilitate moving Top Converting and Porting SPICE Binary Data Files The Two Conversion Methods TOBIN and TOXFR - Command Line Based File Conversion. Index Page Converting and Porting SPICE Binary Data FilesĬonverting and Porting SPICE Binary Data Files Abstract Revisions Introduction Binary File Format Reading Non-native Binary Data Files Restrictions on Using Non-native Binary Data Files Utility Programs for Porting SPICE Files.
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